[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Macao Museum (Updated Mar)

#MacauAttractions Since this year marks the 25th anniversary of Macau’s return to China, I came to the Macau Museum specifically to view the photo exhibition on the theme of return. “Old Look, New Look – Historical Photo Exhibition to Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Macao’s Return to the Motherland” is divided into five themes: “Historical Buildings”, “Life in Various Situations”, “Old Style”, “Joyful Return” and “Macao Today”. Through about 120 old and new photos and related objects, it vividly presents Macao’s urban landscape and cultural features to visitors, witnessing Macao’s development and paying tribute to the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to the motherland. It is recommended that you reserve about 1 hour to watch it quietly. In addition, the Macau Museum will also launch an online virtual reality exhibition with the theme of this exhibition. Everyone can watch it anytime and anywhere through the Macau Museum website. The combination of online and offline, full of sense of technology and modernity, is worth a look. Address: No. 112, Plaza de la Museón, Macao Special Administrative Region Ticket price: 15 yuan per person

| "Macau Three-Day Two-Night Super Cute Family Travel Guide". 🎈Macau, this charming city, is perfect for a family trip. Check out this three-day two-night family travel guide! I. Itinerary 🌟Day 1: Macau Peninsula - Morning: Arrive in Macau and check in to your hotel🛏. Hotel prices vary depending on the level of luxury. Economy hotels generally cost around MOP500-800 per night, while luxury hotels are more expensive. - Noon: Enjoy local delicacies on the Macau Peninsula, such as delicious Portuguese egg tarts🥧 and pork chop buns. Food prices are around MOP50-150 per person. - Afternoon: Visit the historic centre of Macau, which includes attractions such as the Ruins of St. Paul's, the Macau Museum, and the Mount Fortress, allowing children to learn about Macau's history and culture📚. Some attractions are free, while the Macau Museum generally charges MOP15. - Evening: Stroll through the night markets on the Macau Peninsula and enjoy a variety of delicacies such as beef offal, fish balls, and roast meats😋. 🌟Day 2: Taipa Island - Morning: Head to Taipa Island and check in to The Venetian Macao Resort, experiencing European charm and water activities🚣. Free to visit if you don't participate in paid entertainment activities. - Noon: Enjoy local delicacies such as Portuguese chicken and bacalhau. Average consumption per person is around MOP100-200. - Afternoon: Visit The Parisian Macao and admire the beautiful Eiffel Tower🗼. Free to visit. - Evening: Continue to enjoy Portuguese egg tarts, pork chop buns, and other delicacies. 🌟Day 3: Coloane Island - Morning: Head to Coloane Island and experience the tranquility of Coloane Village, experiencing Macau's fishing village culture🎏. Free to visit. - Noon: Enjoy seafood, Portuguese egg tarts, and other delicacies. Seafood prices vary depending on the type, with an average of MOP150-300 per person. - Afternoon: Play on the beaches of Coloane Island and enjoy the sun and waves🌊. Enjoy the beauty of nature for free. - Evening: End your pleasant trip and return to your departure point. II. Attraction Introduction 💫Historic Centre of Macau: The oldest, largest, best-preserved, and most concentrated collection of East-meets-West architectural styles in China, with over 20 historic buildings, full of rich historical charm. 💫The Venetian Macao Resort: A Venetian-themed integrated resort with hotels, shopping centres, and casinos, making you feel like you're in a romantic water city. 💫The Parisian Macao: A Parisian-themed integrated resort with a beautiful Eiffel Tower, allowing you to experience French romance. 💫Coloane Village: One of Macau's oldest fishing villages, with many traditional buildings and cultures, peaceful and beautiful. III. Food Recommendations 🍰Portuguese Egg Tarts: Crispy outer shell, sweet and fragrant filling, one of Macau's most famous delicacies. Generally around MOP10 each. 🍔Pork Chop Bun: Soft bread, tender and juicy pork chop, a great snack. Around MOP30-50. 🍗Portuguese Chicken: Tender chicken, rich curry flavour, a traditional delicacy not to be missed. Prices vary depending on the restaurant. 🐟Bacalhau: Marinated cod, unique flavour. 🦀Seafood: Fresh and varied, enjoy a variety of delicious seafood dishes. IV. Transportation Guide ✈Plane: Macau International Airport is the main airport, and you can fly to Macau. Ticket prices vary depending on the season and how far in advance you book. 🚢Ferry: You can take a ferry from Hong Kong to Macau, with frequent ferries available for convenience. Ferry tickets are around HKD200-300. 🚌Public Transport: Macau's public transport system is relatively developed, and you can take buses and taxis to various attractions. Buses generally cost a few Macau dollars, while taxis are relatively expensive. V. Precautions 🎀Apply for a Hong Kong and Macau Pass and visa. 🎀Book hotels and transportation in advance. 🎀Pay attention to the weather and plan your itinerary accordingly. 🎀Respect local culture and customs. 🎀Pay attention to safety, especially in crowded places. Come to Macau and spend an unforgettable three-day two-night family trip with your loved ones💝!

#myitinerary #100waysoftravel Day 1: Macau Day 2: leaving to Zhu Hai [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Ruins of St Paul 2. Casino 3. Koi Kei Bakery 4. St Dominic Church [Must-Try Food] 1. Tai Lei Pork Chop bun 2. Lord Stow Egg Tart [Accommodation ] Recommended Area for Accommodation Hotel Name: Sheraton Grand Macau Hotel Address: Londoner [Tips]: enjoy free food in the casino For a 2-day, 1-night trip to Macau focusing on the Ruins of St. Paul, casinos, and enjoying Lord Stow's egg tarts, here's a suggested itinerary: **Day 1:** **Morning:** - **Arrive in Macau** and check into your hotel. - Head to **Lord Stow's Bakery** for their famous egg tarts. You can visit the original shop in Coloane or their newer locations. **Late Morning:** - Explore the **Ruins of St. Paul**, an iconic historical site and a great spot for photos. Nearby, you can also visit the **St. Dominic's Church** and **Senado Square** for a taste of Macau's colonial history. **Lunch:** - Enjoy lunch at a nearby local restaurant or café. **Afternoon:** - Visit some of Macau’s famous **casinos**. The **Venetian Macao** offers a grand experience with its canal and shopping options, while the **Wynn Macau** and **City of Dreams** provide a luxurious casino environment. **Evening:** - Have dinner at one of the many fine dining options available at the casinos or in the nearby area. **Day 2:** **Morning:** - If you have time before departure, consider visiting **Macau Tower** for panoramic views of the city or a quick stop at the **Macau Museum** to learn more about its history. **Late Morning/Early Afternoon:** - Enjoy some last-minute shopping or a final stroll through the city before checking out of your hotel and heading to your next destination. This itinerary gives you a good mix of cultural exploration, casino excitement, and the chance to savor the famous egg tarts, making the most of your short visit to Macau.

#timetotravel What sets the Macao Museum apart is its innovative approach to storytelling. The museum's exhibits are designed to be immersive and interactive, offering a dynamic and engaging experience for visitors of all ages. From replica streetscapes that transport you back in time to hands-on activities that allow you to explore traditional crafts and customs, the museum encourages active participation and deepens the understanding of Macao's unique identity. Entrance Fee: 15 MOP but double check they might have change it already. #tripblazers #mytripvlog #history #culture

#Macau Attractions #Overseas Travel #Macau Customs Clearance #Family Good Places 🏢 Attractions: Macau Museum ♥ After walking around Tai Samba to take pictures, be sure to walk to the Macau Museum to visit, the day is Tuesday so free admission 😉 ♥ Once inside is an introduction to the early history of Macau, religious culture ⛪️ The exhibition hall has many different characteristic decorations, showing the traditional culture of Macau at that time ♥ The museum also made the difference between the Chinese-style hall and the Western-style hall, showing the days when Portugal ruled Macau☺️ It really opened the eyes of adults and children👀 ♥ There are many different interactions, such as early Macau has a collector, selling herbal tea, etc. 🔈 Then there is a button that will play how they shouted at that time 😆 Collector: "Collect bad copper and bad iron!" Very cute, I have remembered until now 😂😂😂 ♥ The top floor can also enjoy the view of Macau, before there were cannons to see, but now temporarily closed, I do not know when to open again 🥹 ★ Warm reminder: ✦ You can note that it is free to go back on Tuesday, however if other days adults are $15, not very expensive☺️ Children under 12 years old enter free of charge👍🏻 ✦ Closed every Monday, don't touch the door🙃 ──────────────── Rating: (🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕) highest Value for money: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 Recommended itinerary: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 Overall rating: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 ──────────────── 💰Price: Free admission on Tuesdays 🕰️Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Ticket sales stop at 17:30, closed every Monday) 📍Address: No. 112, Macau Museum Front 🚆Transportation: Bus/taxi via New Road

Woke-up early to witness a beautiful sunrise at Mount Fortress or also know as the Monte Forte/ official name Fortaleza do Monte. The walk going up at the Mount Fortress is refreshing, and surely you will witness a beautiful sunrise. The Fortaleza do Monte is one of the historical landmark in Macau. You can also enter and go up through the Macau Museum and see a beautiful and historical collection while heading to the fortress. A lot of locals also wake up early to do some exercise/ walking and jogging at the the fortress, since the air and view is relaxing. Don’t forget to visit the fortress when you visit Macau. The hike is worth the view. #mytripvlog #tripblazers

The scenery remained the same, but the people were completely different. I didn’t expect that the usually bustling Ruins of St. Paul’s would be so quiet at this time. Many shops were closed, even McDonald’s was closed. Only a few sneaker shops and souvenir shops were left. But I actually enjoy the experience of quietly touring the scenic spots. The quiet environment allows me to slowly experience this city that combines Chinese and Western cultures. After taking photos at the Ruins of St. Paul’s, we went into the Macau Museum for a visit. You need to scan a QR code to enter, and there are few people inside. Our family of three can walk around freely and appreciate the amazing evolution of this small fishing village into the Las Vegas of the East. It is truly amazing. #A-St. Paul's #Macau good places #Macau customs clearance

Built in 1626, Fortaleza do Monte was for many years the hub of Portugal's military presence in this part of China, eventually serving as the governor's residence, a role it performed until 1749. Today, this former fortress houses the three-story Macau Museum, dedicated to the archaeology and anthropology of Macau with an emphasis on how the Chinese, Portuguese, and Macanese have come to live and work together. Also worth visiting is the Mount Fortress Garden, a welcome respite with its pleasant moat-like pond and flower beds, and the Moorish-style Mansão Evocativa de Sun Yat-Sen, a mansion built in memory of Sun Yat-sen, founder of the first Chinese Republic. Another related site is Sun Yat Sen Park with its beautiful gardens, a Victorian greenhouse, and an aviary. #macaumusuem

If you want to understand the historical and cultural customs combining Chinese and western elements in Macau, you cannot miss Macau Museum. Located on the hill of the Fortaleza do Monte, it offers a panoramic view of the city. While the first and second floors are underground, from the third floor you can see the whole city at a glance.

This was an interesting little museum in the old town of Macau. It’s cheap to get in and it’s worth a look, but it’s not a must do by any measure. It kind of gives you an overview of Macau history including contemporary history. And they have a re-creation of a typical Macau Street scene. #givethanks

If you want to know more about Macau, how can you miss the Macau Museum? The Macao Museum was on the fortification platform behind the landmark of St. Paul in Macau. It ised to be a military centre. It was not until 1998 that it was changed into a museum. It is a good place to learn about Macau. It takes 15 Australian dollars to go to the museum. Credit cards or Alipay cannot be used here. The museum only accepts payment in cash. There are no toilets in the museum. You can take pictures inside the museum, but be sure not to use the flash. 

When you go to Macau, don’t just check in and take photos at the Ruins of St. Paul’s. Take some time to visit the Macau Museum 〰️ Full of positive energy, and it's "free 🆓" to visit The exhibition hall is not very big, but sometimes there are special exhibitions The second floor condenses some of the characteristics of Macau 🇲🇴 The transformation of the old era and the development of the new era Bring your kids to watch it, it's also good to absorb it This special exhibition is "Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties" Just happened to run into "Xi'an Terracotta Warriors Business Trip" 🙋🏻‍♀️ You can also buy some special souvenirs after the visit. Let’s go and see the kapok flowers blooming on the cannon platform🌺 🚘Address: Macau Museum

🃏Don’t be fooled by Macau’s glamorous filter! The highest respect for tourists is to open up the layout and make food, drink, and attractions all free. Who doesn’t know about these free projects? It feels like you’ve missed out on a hundred million! √ The Ruins of St. Paul's, Macau Fortress Park, and Love Lane are all very close to each other. It is a classic walking route. It is free to take photos and check in at any angle √ At Grand Lisboa, find the same photo booth as the gambling king √ MGM Cotai, you can enter if you are 21 years old or above, you can drink milk tea and eat egg tarts for free, and you can get free ice cream next to the museum stairs √Wynn Palace, free outdoor music fountain, free cable car ride, great night view at night √ Macau Wynn Fortune Tree Show is free to watch, from 12:00 to 22:00, there will be a show every hour √ The Venetian, there is a water cruise on the third floor of the lobby. You can take photos and check in for free if you don’t take the boat √ Parisians, take photos with the Eiffel Tower for free √ Londoners, you can take photos of Big Ben via the Venetian covered bridge. There are London elements indoors (telephone booths, platform 9¾, British buses, etc.) and British double-decker buses and European buildings outdoors. The night view is super good for taking photos √ Galaxy Hotel Diamond Show, I heard it’s worth 1.86 billion, take it with you for free! 👣Attached is the New Year's Eve travel route: ①Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port-Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Macau Port↓ Take the Grand Lisboa Hotel Fortune Bus (green) - Get off at the Grand Lisboa Hotel (Macau Peninsula), walk about 600 meters to the Holiday Inn Express Macau New Port to check in - walk about 280 meters to the Neptune Ice House (Landmark Hotel Branch) for dinner - walk about 500 meters to Wynn Macau to see the fortune tree - walk about 500 meters to the MGM Macau Hotel, and see the animal heads at the MGM Museum on the second floor↓ Take the MGM Cotai Fortune Car to Taipa Island - Wynn Cable Car - The Parisian, The Londoner, The Venetian - return to The Parisian Eiffel Tower to watch the fireworks display for the New Year - take the MGM Macau Fortune Car back to the hotel. ②Take bus (25B, etc.) at the hotel entrance - Ruins of St. Paul's - walk to the Macau Museum at the top of the Fortress Park next to it - walk to Our Lady of the Rosary Church - Senate Square and Municipal Affairs Building - take photos at the same camera as Grand Lisboa - take the StarWorld Hotel Fortune Car - (Taipa Island) Macau Galaxy to see the big diamond - walk Walk to Guanye Street to take photos and eat snacks - take the fortune car back to the hotel. ⚠️ Tips: √ Free food, drinks and entertainment means no need to exchange Australian dollars, no burden at all, you can pay with your mobile phone √ Regarding transportation, the fortune buses between major hotels cover almost all scenic spots and are free to ride, but there are many people who need to wait in line. √ In addition to the free milk tea and snacks in major hotels and casinos, there are also pork shops and beef jerky free tastings in the food street near the Ruins of St. Paul's √Wynn Palace Fountain, starts at 7pm, every half hour √ The Venetian water cruise is surrounded by artificial sky and river water. If you have money, you can try it. √ Galaxy Hotel's Crystal Lobby and Diamond Lobby are both gorgeous 👉If you are tired of the crowds and want to see something different, just follow us ~ Looking forward to your attention!

#MacauAttractions In this city full of history and culture, the Macau Museum is undoubtedly the most unforgettable part of my trip. When I walked into the museum, I was amazed by the sight before me. This museum, designed by a Portuguese architect, is located on the cannon platform and surrounded by ancient city walls. It seems like going back in time and taking me back to Macau several centuries ago. The museum's exhibitions vividly showcase Macau's history, folklore and culture. When I stood on the first floor and admired the Neolithic exhibits, my heart was filled with awe for human history. The second floor allowed me to appreciate Macau’s unique folk art. These colorful works seemed to be telling stories in every corner. The modern exhibition on the third floor showcases the development of contemporary Macau, allowing me to feel the pulse and vitality of this city. In the museum, I am not just a spectator, but also a part of this history. I feel extremely gratified when I see other tourists being attracted by this ocean of culture. People communicate and share their stories here. At this moment, no matter where we come from, we are connected by this common love. This emotional resonance is the true meaning of travel. This experience at the Macau Museum not only allowed me to learn knowledge, but also to feel the power of culture. This is not only a place for learning, but also a place for spiritual sustenance. - Transportation: You can take a public bus or walk - Address: No. 112, Macau Museum Square (Fort Monte Fortress) - Business hours: 10:00-18:00, closed on Mondays #MacauMuseum #CulturalJourney #HistoricalExploration #TravelReflections #SpiritualJourney

#CanadaFlightEvent Visited: Macau Crop Museum Observatory Caption for photo 1: This is the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral.. Caption for photo 2: This is a photo near the ruins.. Caption for photo 3: This is the view south of the ruins Aside: There are a lot of people around the ruins. Personal rating: 869 out of 1000

#CanadaFlightEvent Visited: Macau Museum Caption for photo 1: Cityscape at sunset Caption for photo 2: Plants in Monte Garden Caption for photo 3: This is the view behind the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral Aside: The sunset view is quite beautiful. Personal rating: 967 out of 1000

#Macau Attractions Day 1: The footprints of history and the reappearance of culture In the morning, we walked into the Ruins of St. Paul's, a historic iconic building that looked even more solemn in the morning light. Walking among the stone steps, you can feel the splendor of St. Paul's Church in the past. Subsequently, we came to the Macau Museum, which vividly displays Macau’s history, culture and diverse background before our eyes with its multimedia display. From the life scenes of the native Portuguese to the development of trade in Macau, the exhibits in the museum provide a deeper understanding of the city’s past and present. Standing on the roof of the museum overlooking the panoramic view of Macau, the picture of history and modernity intertwined is particularly moving. Day 2: The interweaving of ancient architecture and modern life The next day, we started at Guan Ye Street in Taipa, which is full of Macau’s authentic style. Whether it’s Portuguese desserts or Chinese snacks, it’s unforgettable. In the afternoon, we came to the front of the Assembly Pavilion, where the Portuguese-style buildings and lively street performances made people feel like they were in Europe. The small shops and restaurants around the square are full of local characteristics, making it the best place to taste Macau life. Finally, as the sun set, we strolled through this historic neighborhood, bringing the trip to a successful end.

🧳Who would have thought, you don't need to go to Xi'an, you can see the authentic Terracotta Army right here in Macau, they're currently on a business trip here~ Don't miss this place if you're visiting Macau! 👣Route: 3 min direct elevator ride (don't bother climbing the stairs anymore) Left side of the Mount Fortress park stone monument (Macau Museum) elevator ➡️ See the Cultural and Creative Industries Pavilion ➡️ Enter the museum's main entrance on the right and take the elevator again ➡️ Ticket office and exhibition entrance, it is recommended to start from the third floor ➡️ Exit the museum to the Mount Fortress summit viewing platform. 🪜Museum Third floor: "Under One Sky - Exhibition of Cultural Relics from the Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties," Terracotta Army exhibition. Second floor: Traditional culture and customs of Macau. First floor: Early history of Macau, the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. ⭐️Highlights: All authentic exhibits, including the Kneeling Archer, Standing Archer, Armored Military Officer, and High-Ranking Armored Military Officer. ♣️From the summit, you can overlook the entire Macau Peninsula, take photos with the cannons and Grand Lisboa, pigeons will even actively pose with you, enjoy the same camera angle as Olympic champions. 📮Location: No. 112, Praça do Museu de Macau. Next to the Ruins of St. Paul's. 📆Open Date: The Terracotta Army exhibition runs until March 16, 2025. ⏰Time: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (last admission at 5:30 pm), closed on Mondays, free admission every Tuesday and the 15th of each month, open on public holidays. 🎫Tickets: Adults MOP 15, students MOP 8. Alipay accepted. ⚠️Tips: ✔️It's worth seeing the authentic Terracotta Army. The banyan tree in Mount Fortress park is super impressive. ✔️We visited during the New Year's Day holiday and it was free, what a great day. ✔️You can walk down the hill or take the elevator back, especially suitable for seniors and children with limited mobility, and it's an indoor route. ✔️Nearby attractions: Ruins of St. Paul's, Mount Fortress park, food on Rua de São Paulo, Travessa da Paixão, etc. 👉Tired of the crowds? Want to see something different? Come with us~ Looking forward to your attention!

On New Year's Eve, we spent a total of seven hours in Macao, only touring the small peninsula. What impressed me the most was not the MGM Cotai Museum or the Tree of Prosperity at Wynn Macau, but the Mount Fortress Garden and Macao Museum next to the Ruins of St. Paul's. The Macao Museum happened to have an exhibition of cultural relics from the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties. New Year's Eve happened to be a Tuesday, so we got in for free. The "Heavenly Wind: Cultural Relics of the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang Dynasties" exhibition invited 14 museums to participate, including the Shaanxi History Museum, the Museum of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang, the Hunan Museum, the Hebei Museum, the Gansu Provincial Museum, the Yangling Mausoleum of Han Emperor Jingdi, the Famen Temple Museum, the Xianyang Museum, the Zhaoling Museum, the Qianling Museum, the Liyang Ancient City (Qin Bamboo Slips) Museum in Longshan County, the Chang'an Museum in Xi'an, the Baoji Pre-Qin Cemetery Museum, and the Xunyi County Museum. The exhibition features 100 (sets) of cultural relics from the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties, with a wide variety of rare and precious items. The cultural relics on display are not only witnesses to the development of Chinese civilization, but also valuable assets for all of humanity, having a profound impact on the progress of world civilization. Through exhibits such as Zhou bronze ritual vessels, Qin terracotta warriors, Han figurines, and Tang tri-colored figurines in four exhibition areas, the public can learn about the ritual and music systems, military strength, craftsmanship, and cultural and artistic achievements of each dynasty. The exhibition is equipped with multimedia interactive devices and videos, enriching the public's viewing experience and guiding them to understand the historical evolution and cultural connotations of each dynasty in a simple and easy-to-understand way. The "Heavenly Wind: Cultural Relics of the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang Dynasties" exhibition will run until March 16, 2025, and the public is welcome to visit. The Macao Museum is open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (ticket sales stop at 5:30 pm) and is closed on Mondays. Admission is free for Macao ID cardholders, and the museum is open to the public for free on Tuesdays and the 15th of each month.

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The Macao Museum is a large comprehensive museum that showcases the history, culture, and traditions of Macao. It is located inside the ancient fort behind the Ruins of St. Paul's and opened in 1998. It is a must-visit place to understand Macao's diverse culture and historical background. The museum's design combines modern display techniques with historical architecture, allowing visitors to deeply experience the historical changes of Macao. 🌟Museum Content and Features: 1. Exhibition Content: • First Floor: Displays the early history of Macao, including indigenous culture and life before the arrival of the Portuguese. • Second Floor: Focuses on Macao's traditional culture and daily life, such as religion, folk crafts, and food culture. • Third Floor: Introduces the development of modern Macao, including its economy, entertainment industry, and international cityscape. 2. Outdoor Scenery: The museum is built on top of the fort, and after visiting the interior, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Macao's urban area around the fort. It was once a defensive facility and still retains some relics of the ancient fort. 3. Interaction and Multimedia: The museum is equipped with multimedia displays, allowing visitors to experience Macao's history and cultural stories in a vivid way. ⏰Opening Hours: •📅Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 - 18:00 (Ticket sales stop at 17:30) •📅Monday: Closed (except public holidays) 🎫Ticket Prices: •👨Adult Ticket: MOP 15 •🧓🧒Discount Ticket (students, seniors, etc.): MOP 8 This place is perfect for tourists who love history and culture, helping them to deeply understand the unique charm of Macao as a meeting point of Eastern and Western cultures!

#January Travel Support Event After finishing my middle school graduation ceremony on January 9th, I went on a graduation trip to Macau on January 10th. Macau is not just a place with casinos, but also a place with many Christian historical sites. I visited Camoes Park, where the statue of Father Andrea Kim Dae-geon is located, and was able to catch a glimpse of the footsteps of the priest, who was the greatest intellectual and visionary of Joseon. Macau also has many delicious restaurants, so I was able to have a happy trip.

On New Year's Eve 2025, choose a Macau city walk! [City Walk Route] Gongbei Port - Bus 17, 7 stops to Xinsheng Street - 3-min walk - Ruins of St. Paul's / Mount Fortress / Macau Museum - 1-min walk - Rua da Felicidade - 8-min walk - St. Dominic's Church - 10-min walk - Rua Nova a Guia - 6-min walk - St. Augustine's Church - 1-min walk - Grand Lisboa - through the tunnel - Tree of Prosperity at Wynn Macau - across the street - Bus 22/28A, 6 stops - Rua do Cunha - 9-min walk uphill - The Venetian Macao (The Parisian Macao / The Londoner Macao / Wynn Palace) - 8-min walk - Wynn Palace - Bus 51/59/Free Shuttle Bus - Gongbei Port 🌟The free shuttle bus is on the left as soon as you enter the port. The shuttle bus closest to the Ruins of St. Paul's is Ponte 16. To take the bus, go straight ahead and down to the underground parking lot. Bus 17 to Xinsheng Street is right at the Ruins of St. Paul's. 🌟Attractions around the Ruins of St. Paul's: Ruins of St. Paul's, Mount Fortress, Macau Museum (closed on Mondays), Rua da Felicidade (Photos 2/3/4), St. Dominic's Church (Photos 9/10) 🌟Rua Nova a Guia, locate the street on the right of Hotel Royal Macau, the classic National Geographic photo spot (Photos 5/6) 🌟Grand Lisboa & Wynn Macau: Take a photo of the "successful person" and the pure gold Tree of Prosperity worth over 200 million (show time 12am-10pm on the hour) 🌟Attractions around Rua do Cunha: Taipa Houses-Museum, Tin Hau Temple 🌟Rua do Cunha is on the left of Rua do Cunha Station, and the uphill road on the right leads to The Venetian Macao (about a 9-min walk) 🌟Macau "Three": The Venetian Macao - The Parisian Macao - The Londoner Macao (the three hotels are connected indoors, check in at the Grand Canal at The Venetian Macao / Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao / Big Ben at The Londoner Macao) 🌟Wynn Palace: Check in at the free cable car / musical fountain (fountain time is 12am-7pm / about 20 mins each time) [Rua do Cunha Food] Old Day Beef Offal (secret curry flavor, unique taste, recommended) Mok Yi Kei (Durian ice cream) Cheung Chau Glutinous Rice Balls (mango and durian flavors) Lord Stow's Bakery (super long queue 😭 queue in advance) Maiko Matcha (matcha ice cream, with a small one, generous portion) Seng Cheong Restaurant (crab porridge, fresh seafood 👍) SK Café (clay pot coffee, cash only) Dino Burger Taipa (peanut butter double wagyu burger) Lemoncello Gelato (moderate taste, good for photos) Tai Lei Loi Kei Egg Waffles (matcha and chocolate flavors) Tai Lei Loi Kei Pork Chop Bun

✅Macao Museum's biggest highlight is the one-to-one display of the representative achievements of Chinese and Western civilizations in their respective historical developments, as well as the history of the integration and development of the two civilizations in Macao. 🌈The deepest impression of visiting the Macao Museum is that various elements from ancient and modern times, from China and abroad, meet here and collide to create a unique landscape of Macao.

The Macau Museum is a cultural palace that blends history and modernity, quietly narrating the fascinating story of the city's transformation from a fishing village to a thriving metropolis. The museum is divided into several thematic areas, covering traditional folklore, colonial history, and contemporary culture. Through artifacts, illustrations, and multimedia technology, it vividly showcases Macau's unique charm. Particularly, the exquisite models and interactive exhibits allow visitors to personally experience the city's blend of ancient and modern vibes. From the museum's terrace, one can overlook the beautiful scenery of Macau's urban area, providing a perfect conclusion to this cultural journey. The Macau Museum is a must-visit place to understand the soul of this city, filling every step with surprises and emotions.

The Macao Museum is built on a hill, located under the famous Mount Fortress and next to the Ruins of St. Paul's. During its construction, the original architectural style and topographical features of the Mount Fortress were preserved to the greatest extent possible. Both sites were originally built by Jesuit missionaries. The Mount Fortress is located in the center of the Macao Peninsula. From the top of the fortress, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city of Macao. You can then take the elevator down to the museum and the Ruins of St. Paul's. These three attractions can be visited in sequence. 📝Tips: The museum is generally open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and is closed on Mondays. The entrance fee is MOP 15 per person. The museum is open to the public free of charge on Tuesdays and the 15th of each month. Macao was formerly known as Haojingao. In 1553, the Portuguese bribed the officials of the Ming Dynasty with the excuse of "borrowing land to dry waterlogged goods" and were allowed to temporarily reside on the Macao Peninsula. They gradually settled in Macao until 1999, when China officially resumed exercising sovereignty over Macao. 🌟Highlights: With over 400 years of colonial history, Macao has become a model of East-West cultural integration. Traditional Macao architecture and folk activities have also incorporated Western elements. Its unique position as a trade hub has brought together European clocks, woolen products, and Chinese export silks and porcelain. Macao's religious culture also reflects the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures, with a rich collection of religious artifacts. This unique blend of Eastern and Western cultural relics makes the Macao Museum one of the most distinctive museums in China. 👍Highly Recommended: The second floor of the museum features a reconstructed section of Macao's characteristic streets and alleys, with traditional Chinese architecture and European neoclassical design elements, creating a unique architectural style. Behind the buildings, multimedia and artifacts are used to showcase the folk art, religious rituals, and folk celebrations of Macao's traditional culture, including traditional handicrafts such as firecrackers and matches, as well as the cooking, clothing, wedding decorations, and utensils of local Chinese and Macanese people, all of which have a unique fusion of beauty. Currently, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Macao's return to China, the museum is also hosting a special exhibition titled "Shared Roots, Connected Branches: Stories of Patriotism in Macao's Historic Buildings." The exhibition introduces the stories of Macao and modern Chinese patriots, including Zheng Guanying, who completed "Words of Warning in Times of Prosperity" at the Zheng Family Mansion in Macao, and Ye Ting, a patriotic general who once lived in Macao.

✅The museum is located on a hill, and the top floor is connected to the historical ruins of the cannon fort. From here, you can overlook the beautiful cityscape. ✔️The exhibition area has two floors. The first floor is the origin of Macao civilization, introducing the historical changes of Macao for hundreds of years, and the historical exchanges between China and Portugal in Macao; the second floor is Macao folk art and tradition, showing the development of folk art and urban life. 📍Address: 112 Praca do Museu de Macau 📍Hours: 10:00-18:00 (entry stops at 17:30, closed on Mondays, open as usual on public holidays) 📍Admission: Free

⭕️Let's get straight to the point. The route map is already quite clear, but here's the order in detail: Start from Gongbei Port👉Grand Lisboa👉Leal Senado Square👉Municipal Affairs Bureau👉Church of Our Lady of Rosary👉Souvenir Street👉Love Lane👉Ruins of St. Paul's👉Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt👉Mount Fortress👉Macau Museum👉Travessa da Paixão👉Rua da Ressurreição👉Jardim de Vasco da Gama👉Lisboa👉Wynn Macau👉MGM Macau👉MGM Cotai👉Wynn Palace👉The Londoner Macao👉The Parisian Macao👉Seac Pai Van Park👉The Venetian Macao👉Rua do Cunha👉Galaxy Macau👉Gongbei Port 🔆It seems like there are many places to visit, but one day is enough. Many people have followed this route, and I've also walked it myself before writing it down‼️These are all places in Macau worth visiting, and they're all covered in this route. From Travessa da Paixão to Rua da Ressurreição, you can also experience the local street atmosphere. After all, you can't just go to the places where tourists usually go when you come to Macau🔥 Here are the descriptions of each attraction: Peninsula (⚠️): Grand Lisboa: There are collections of Mr. Ho, and you can store items. Leal Senado Square: It used to be the location of the government. Holy House of Mercy: It is a neoclassical style building. Church of Our Lady of Rosary: It is very beautiful and famous. Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro: It is equivalent to the "Rua do Cunha" of the Peninsula. Souvenir Street: You can taste for free. Love Lane: It is very suitable for taking pictures. Ruins of St. Paul's: Needless to say, it is a landmark attraction in Macau. The crypt behind the Ruins of St. Paul's: If you are interested, you can go and see. Mount Fortress: It used to be the core of Macau's defense. Macau Museum: If you are interested, you can visit. Travessa da Paixão: There is a group of Portuguese-style buildings. Rua da Ressurreição: You can take photos of the same style as National Geographic magazine. Jardim de Vasco da Gama: It is very suitable for girls to take pictures. Lisboa: It is suitable for taking "successful people" photos. Wynn Macau: The money tree check-in point and the water and fire fountain are not to be missed. MGM Macau: The milk tea is very good, and there are a variety of pastries and drinks. Cotai (⚠️): Wynn Palace: You can take the cable car for free, and there are Portuguese egg tarts. MGM Cotai: There is a flying fish performance. The Londoner Macao: There is a British performance. The Parisian Macao: There is an Eiffel Tower view. The Venetian Macao: The artificial sky and canal are very distinctive. Rua do Cunha: Food Street. Galaxy Macau: The performance in the Diamond Lobby is wonderful. ‼️The last bus of the Galaxy Fortune Car is at 23:00, everyone should pay attention to the time arrangement. The Macau bus costs 6 yuan💰 no matter where you go, and does not support scanning code payment. Cash can be used in RMB, HKD or MOP. If you want to experience the light rail, the light rail ticket machine only supports MOP, and Alipay needs to be processed at the manual window. ✅I personally feel that this day trip is not too tiring and can play fun places. Multi-day tours are relatively expensive for food and accommodation, and not necessary. Subsequent other strategies (such as the time of various performances, etc.) will be updated slowly, thank you for your support!🙏 ‼️‼️1G of data is enough, the Wi-Fi in the casino is very easy to use, and it is fully covered.

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